Cruise operators are still hopeful that customers will return in 2021.
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Stocks End Worst Week Since March Despite Dow Rallying Almost 500 Points
The market attempted to recover from a massive sell-off on Thursday.
Stock Market Rout: Here’s What Caused The Worst Sell-Off Since March
The Dow plunged 6.9%, over 1,800 points.
Dow Plunges Over 1,800 Points Amid Fears Over A Second Wave Of Coronavirus Cases
Stocks had their worst day since March.
Federal Reserve Will Keep Rates Near Zero Until 2022 As Recession Continues
The central bank expects the economy to shrink by 6.5% this year.
Here’s How Starbucks Plans To Transform Stores For The Post-Coronavirus World
The coffee chain will increasingly shift to takeout, planning to open dozens of pickup-only stores.
Dow Falls 250 Points After Federal Reserve’s Grim Economic Outlook
The Nasdaq closed above 10,000 for the first time, however.
Cuomo: New York Coronavirus Deaths Fall To Lowest Level Yet
The daily death toll fell to a new low.
Tiffany Stock Plunges 9% After Report That LVMH Deal Could Fall Through
Trading was briefly halted as the jeweler’s stock fell.
Mass Protests Across The U.S. Have No Impact On Stocks—What Gives?
Investors don’t see protests as a threat to either company earnings or an economic recovery, at least not yet.
